by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | Aug 27, 2026 | The Blog
– article by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director + Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner When we talk about starting semaglutide, one of the most common concerns patients raise is side effects. That’s completely understandable. Many people search for semaglutide side...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | Aug 10, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways There is no single semaglutide treatment duration that is right for every patient. How long you should stay on semaglutide depends on your individual response, health considerations, goals, and long-term weight management plan. Reaching your goal weight...
by Amanda Pucci, Clinical Director and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | Aug 10, 2026 | The Blog
Weight loss plateaus are one of the most common reasons patients become discouraged with GLP-1 therapy. In this article, we discuss how plateaus are a normal part of the GLP-1Â therapy process and reflect natural physiological adaptation rather than treatment failure....
by Christine Andre, PA-C | Aug 7, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways Hormones and weight loss can be connected during perimenopause and menopause, but hormonal changes are only one part of a larger picture. Changes in muscle mass, sleep, stress, recovery, and menopause metabolism may contribute to perimenopause weight...
by Katie Kajitor, Lead Clinician and Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner | Jul 14, 2026 | The Blog
Key Takeaways Losing inches but not weight may reflect body recomposition, where fat loss occurs while muscle is maintained or gained. The scale measures total body weight, but it does not show how much of that weight is fat, muscle, or water. Measurements, clothing...
